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Charred Douglas fir Wood Through the Microscope

Charred Douglas fir Wood

This image shows the helical thickenings typical of Douglas fir wood. A typical pore can also be seen. The diameter of the pore is about the same as the thickness of the annulus or a little more in the charred material.

Transmitted and Reflected Darkfield Illumination

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